The Gypsophila Poem by Kinsley Lee
The Gypsophila
Sang-Cheol, Han
Like a puppy's wagging tail, approaching with gladness.
Being untangled by the spaysage,
The topic's verily count on the beauty and ugliness.
Like a bundle of thoughts that cannot
Be understood, lost in a hazy mist of whiteness.
(Sang-Cheol, Han's The Anthology of Sijo, titled 'The Crying of Crain.' Translated by Kinsley Lee)
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The original poem was written in Korean, by Sang-Cheol, Han, translated in English by Kinsley Lee.
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